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… back to the United States, but Carrascosa failed to comply with the order. In October 2007, Innes filed a … In addition, this Court has “created carefully limited and closely interrelated exceptions to the American Rule” that … in JUSTICE SOLOMON’s opinion. JUSTICE LaVECCHIA filed a separate, dissenting opinion, in which JUDGE CUFF (temporarily …
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… on the front door. After knocking, the sergeant heard a commotion inside the apartment. He announced that he had a … at the property and, as a result, he considered the rifle a loss. After jury selection, the court conducted a Rule 104 … attack against the officers. A sliding glass door separating the living room from the porch was open. 6 When …
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… the provisions of Sinclair’s plea agreement for an offense committed after the shooting in this case. Sinclair had pled … Had the jury been aware that Sinclair was charged with a separate armed robbery and faced exposure to more than a life … status. There, upholding a state policy against the disclosure of juvenile records, the judge overseeing the …
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… Review Act (“CAFRA”). 1 The 1,211 acres is a stipulated compromise acreage. Evidentiary testimony and submissions … and Oak Ridge Parkway (“County Route 527”), and it is in close proximity to the Garden State Parkway. The property is … Toms River, N.J. Property, General 16 Development Plan Preparation.” The Conceptual Land Use Plan contained therein is …
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… Review Act (“CAFRA”). 1 The 1,211 acres is a stipulated compromise acreage. Evidentiary testimony and submissions … and Oak Ridge Parkway (“County Route 527”), and it is in close proximity to the Garden State Parkway. The property is … Toms River, N.J. Property, General 16 Development Plan Preparation.” The Conceptual Land Use Plan contained therein is …
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… CURIAM Plaintiff Maryanne Grande, R.N., filed a two count complaint against her former employer, defendant Saint … complaint with prejudice. Applying the analytical paradigm established by the United States Supreme Court in … her to turn her head, lift certain objects of undisclosed weight, and move her body in specific ways. Plaintiff …
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… a full-time employee, Nissim, MHS's President, agreed to accommodate D'Agostino's pre-existing commitments as a … agreed, but expressed his frustration over the pending loss of his health benefits. After D'Agostino became an … call from someone who told him that Nissim had made disparaging comments about him. However, he admitted that he …
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… and as guardian ad litem of her child, C.S., filed a complaint against defendants Ranney School, James Paroline, … victim of such conduct is not subject to public disclosure under Rule 3:18-3(a), -3(c)(9), and -3(d)(11); see … claims because the child would not be able to "give a comparative analysis of [C.S.'s] behavior or alleged conditions …
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… defendants) and dismissing with prejudice his complaint alleging employment discrimination in violation of … Bachelor of Science, Master of Education, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, as well as New Jersey certificates to be a … position. Different certificates "represent distinct and separate areas spanning the entire field of public education, …
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… was deprived of a fair trial, claiming: (1) the prosecutor committed misconduct by mischaracterizing the strength of … and one in 921 of the Native American population. At the close of the State's case, the court admitted defendant's … the purpose of her examination was to gather evidence in preparation for a criminal proceeding. The court ruled that the …
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… v. ROBERT J. FERRY, a/k/a ROBERT D. FERRY, ROBERT DEGIACOMO, ROBERT DIGIACOMO, and ROBBERT FERRY, … D. Brigham, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM After losing his motion to suppress evidence seized from his … "a disk . . . that had two additional events" from "two separate dates" containing "additional images" of child …
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… AND FAILING TO PROVIDE A LIMITING INSTRUCTION THAT THE SEPARATE CHARGES COULD NOT BE USED TO INFER PROPENSITY. A. … by the Undue Prejudice of a Joint Trial. B. The Trial Court Committed Plain Error by Failing to Provide a Limiting … A LIMITING INSTRUCTION THAT TESTIMONY ABOUT S.H.'S DISCLOSURE TO HER THERAPIST COULD NOT BE USED AS PROOF THAT HER …
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… of conviction to reflect that first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1), … REFERENCES TO DEFENDANT BY THE NICKNAME "MANIAC," IRREPARABLY TAINTED THE GRAND JURY. POINT II. THE TRIAL COURT … times. The vehicle was still running, and all doors were closed, but the driver's side window was down. Officers …
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… barriers, sought to record the examinations or to be accompanied by a third-party observer (TPO) at the … order when a defense expert is concerned about the disclosure of proprietary information; that when third-party … all three cases for reconsideration. Id. at 107. In separate orders, we granted plaintiffs’ motions for leave to …
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… of marijuana in a vehicle authorizes a search of the engine compartment and trunk under the automobile exception to the … from the car. With defendant and Baker handcuffed and in separate patrol cars, Trooper Travis began a search of the … as a trunk, the question of probable cause would have been closer. Here, however, Trooper Travis made no such …
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… that shortly after exiting his patrol car, he asked May to come down from the porch, but defendant began shooting May. … in criminal cases to determine whether they require the disclosure of police internal affairs records to a criminal … a controlled dangerous substance. On the same day, 11 a separate indictment charged defendant with first-degree …
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… opinion. IMO the Alleged Failure of Altice USA, Inc., to Comply with Certain Provisions of the New Jersey Cable … challenges N.J.A.C. 14:18-3.8, a regulation requiring cable companies to refund or not charge customers who cancel cable … when the “provision of cable service” has ended. In the closest reported case to the one before us, the First Circuit …
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… current husband, who was facing charges for conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3, from … plaintiff some questions but reserved the right to give a closing statement. Without further comment, the judge asked … plaintiff about her marital status. She responded she was separated from her husband, her husband was not detained on …
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… to sift meticulously through the record in search of any combination of facts supporting a lesser-included charge." … homicide. The measure of adequate provocation is "whether loss of self-control is a reasonable reaction." Mauricio, … Crisantos, 102 N.J 265, 274 (1986)). Notwithstanding these parameters, the Supreme Court has "acknowledge[d] and …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0160-22 FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF FLEMINGTON a/s/o AURORA RISTORANTE INC., d/b/a … for the fire and resulting damage based on two separate, but related theories. First, it argued 1 The losses associated with the October 2018 fire spawned three …